Other children say you're not normal because you don't live with your parents. Children's views of living with informal kinship carers: social networks, stigma and attachment to carers
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Farmer, E., ET AL., Other children say you're not normal because you don't live with your parents. Children's views of living with informal kinship carers: social networks, stigma and attachment to carers. Child and Family Social Work, Vol. 18, no. 1 (2013), p. 25-34.
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Palabras clave:
Acogimiento familiar, Actitudes sociales, Alternativas, Etiquetamiento, Intervención informal, Menores
Acogimiento familiar, Actitudes sociales, Alternativas, Etiquetamiento, Intervención informal, Menores
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